Monday was “media day” at the Wildlife Research Institute outside Ely, and Dr. Lynn Rogers answered the questions of reporters, including those regarding a research bear’s twin cubs.
Time to ban winter flathead catfishing?
It seems few are pleased with the prospect of another nine months of the current federal farm bill.
There’s a lot on the DNR’s agenda in 2013.
When it’s all said and done, deer hunters in 2012 will have killed about 5 percent fewer deer than they did in 2011.
With two zones already closed to wolf hunting and trapping, the Northwest Zone was moving ever-closer to closure, too, as of late last week.
As of earlier this week, late-season wolf hunters and trappers had exceeded the output of their early-season counterparts. And the DNR had closed two of the state’s three wolf zones after harvests in those spots
Amid a declining moose population and little in the way of concrete answers for why that’s occurring, the DNR is proposing to classify the animals as a species of special concern.
Wolf hunters and trappers had killed 97 animals as of Dec. 10, and were nearing the target harvest in the northeastern part of the state.
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